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Coast Guard reopens river to traffic at Caruthersville
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The Coast Guard says it is reopening a portion of the Mississippi River to barge traffic after closing it over concerns that the wake from vessels would top flood walls.
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings 'Beethoven's Last Night' alive at Show Me Center stage
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
Beethoven gave birth to all other heavy metal rock stars. Trans-Siberian Orchestra founder Paul O'Neill certainly thinks so. The group's current show, "Beethoven's Last Night," will be performed Thursday at the Show Me Center -- the orchestra's first appearance in Cape Girardeau since 2006...
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Wine festival will benefit mentally ill
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Tasting wines from all of Missouri winemakers could take days if not weeks, but a dozen Southeast Missouri wineries will be under one roof at the Bavarian Halle today, offering samples to help meet the needs of the area's mentally ill. The 10th annual Community Benefit Wine Festival -- complete with hors d'oeuvres, Motown music, door prizes and, of course, wine -- benefits the Community Counseling Center Foundation. ...
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Mo. ag director: Insurance will cover crop losses
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
CHARLESTON, Mo. -- About 100 farmers and their families packed into the Delta Growers Association conference room and spilled out into the hallways Thursday hoping to hear help is on the way. "It was a very emotional time for all of you as you had to watch the destruction of that levee that terrible evening," said Davis Minton, deputy director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. ...
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River Campus director Gary Miller dies
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Many of Gary Miller's colleagues claim no words can describe him, but several come flooding out at the sound of his name: consummate musician, teacher, mentor, linguist, harpsichordist, friend. Miller, who died Wednesday, was the associate dean and director of the Earle and Margie Holland School of Visual and Performing Arts -- otherwise known as the Southeast Missouri State University River Campus where the university cultivates art, dance, theater and music...
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Sandbags from Sikeston feed Southeast Missouri's flood fight
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- Truck after truck pulls away from the gates at the Jaycee Rodeo Grounds. Some are filled with sand. Others are loaded down with already created sandbags. Each is a truckload of hope that Southeast Missourians will be able to keep the floodwaters at bay...
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Cape chamber honors 2011 Educators of the Year
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Giving back to something that offered so much guidance to her as a child is why Julia Unnerstall loves where she teaches. Unnerstall is one of the five educators who were honored as a 2011 Educator of the Year by the Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce Education Committee...
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Mo. relaxes jobless benefits rules in flood zone
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri's labor department is relaxing one of its rules for people who live in the southeastern flood zone and receive unemployment benefits. The department says it will suspend the requirement that people check in every four weeks at career centers as condition of receiving jobless benefits. The suspension applies only in Bollinger, Butler, Cape Girardeau, Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Stoddard, Scott and Wayne counties...
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Red Fox
(Submitted Photo ~ 05/06/11)
Red fox with one of her pups
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Illinois reopens Olive Branch highway
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
OLIVE BRANCH, Ill. -- As waters on Highway 3 at Olive Branch began to recede Wednesday evening, residents were eager to get back in their homes and businesses, knowing long days of cleanup were ahead of them. The Illinois Department of Transportation opened the road Thursday morning, allowing families to return home if they could get to their property...
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Authorities searching for missing Florida woman
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo. (AP) -- Authorities in Southeast Missouri have been searching for a 24-year-old Florida woman last reported seen in a partially flooded field. The Pemiscot County Sheriff's Department said friends reported Samantha Donaghy of Jupiter, Fla., missing Sunday...
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Pesky Compitition
(Submitted Photo ~ 05/06/11)
The Oriole stood his ground against numerous bees.
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Flood waters on Horseshoe Lake
(Submitted Photo ~ 05/06/11)
Turtles sunning themselves on a log on the side of Rt. 3 near Horseshoe Lake.
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His death was the beginning of a long journey
(Submitted Story ~ 05/06/11)
His death was not by hostile fire, as his lifeless body lay in a far remote country called Vietnam. Maybe it would be recorded as an accident or by hostile fire. But this would not alter the fact or bring comfort to the love ones left back at home. As life fading and the world that he once knew grew dark. ...
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Ditch levee breach sends water close to Stoddard County homes
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
STODDARD COUNTY, Mo. -- On Wednesday afternoon, residents living along the stretch of Highway 51 north of U.S. 60 in Stoddard County thought the worst was over -- the fields around them looked to be in good shape. Nothing was underwater. All that changed in the early morning hours Thursday when a levee holding back the Mingo Ditch waters burst about three miles north of U.S. ...
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Elk return to Missouri for first time since Civil War
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
WINONA, Mo. -- Elk have returned to Missouri for the first time since the Civil War amid a mix of awe and opposition from farmers and some lawmakers.
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Cape School Board approves plumbing, heating, cooling work for new Franklin Elementary
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Claims of greater energy efficiency lost out to the low bidder Thursday in a contest for a million-dollar building project in the Cape Girardeau School District. At a special meeting, the Cape Girardeau School Board -- with a bare-minimum four-member quorum -- unanimously approved the bid of just over $1.4 million by Jackson-based River City Mechanical Contractors Inc. ...
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Caruthersville awaits record flood crest
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
ST. LOUIS -- Residents of the southeast Missouri town of Caruthersville braced Thursday for a flood crest expected to have the Mississippi River lapping at the top of the floodwall.
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Notre Dame golfers captures sectional crown, earn trip to state tourney
(High School Sports ~ 05/06/11)
The Notre Dame golf team won the Class3 sectional tournament Thursday at Dalhousie Golf Club.
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National Guard protecting floodway areas from unauthorized boats
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
CHARLESTON, Mo. -- Mississippi County commissioners are relying on help from the Missouri National Guard to keep people out of the spillway. Sgt. William Pedigo and Sgt. 1st Class Ray Alford, liaison officers for the National Guard's 1221st Transportation Company in Dexter, met with county commissioners and Danny Harris, county emergency management director, during the regular county commission meeting Thursday...
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Youth concussions
(Editorial ~ 05/06/11)
On Tuesday former St. Louis Rams player Mike Jones, medical officials and National Football League representatives spoke before a Senate panel asking the lawmakers to support legislation to protect young athletes facing concussions and other brain injuries...
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Great time to be a Tiger
(Letter to the Editor ~ 05/06/11)
As a parent in the Cape Girardeau School District for nine years, I have seen our district from many perspectives and can assert that right now is a great time to be a Tiger. Our students are experiencing end-of-year field trips, competitions and productions that have been in the works for many months. These events could not happen without the hard work and involvement from dedicated students and parents, and a third group -- our teachers -- also deserves some enthusiastic praise...
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Speak Out 5/6/11
(Speak Out ~ 05/06/11)
I totally agree with the Southeast Missourian's editorial comments on the county salaries and how they're determined. How do we get it changed is my big question. I saw on the news the record profits that the oil companies are making with the gas prices as high as they are and that President Obama is wanting to stop subsidies for the oil companies, and the Republicans say they're not going to vote for it because it's going to cause us to lose jobs. ...
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Gold rush
(Column ~ 05/06/11)
When measuring wealth, gold is the -- well, the gold standard. In recent months, the price of gold has soared. It's over $1,500 an ounce. People who have anything made from gold are encouraged to sell while the price is high. Investors are being told that now's the time to buy gold as a hedge against -- something...
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Prayer 5/6/11
(Prayer ~ 05/06/11)
O God, may we not be anxious, but with thanksgiving present our requests to you.
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River City Players show a little 'Faith' in latest performance
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
The first show of the season for the River City Players fits snugly in the South and promises to provide a night of laughs and entertainment. The show, "Faith County," opens tonight at Port Cape. It's an all-ages comedy set in the Faith County fairgrounds in Mineola and written by Landon Mark Smith...
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Best bet: Historic downtown home tour
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
Old Town Cape has recruited homeowners downtown to once again open their doors to visitors and show off why living downtown is desirable. The second Downtown Historic Home and Garden Tour will be from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday. Organizers set up the tour to be walkable for most people. ...
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Art in Bloom: Art-inspired floral arrangements on display at River Campus
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
With plentiful April showers, the mood is now set for beautiful May flowers. The Cape Girardeau Council of Garden Clubs, in cooperation with the Visual Arts Co-op, will enhance the mood Saturday with "Art in Bloom." The event brings together artists to create visually stunning displays using flowers. Floral designers involved in the council chose a piece of artwork from the co-op's annual show in March and used the work as inspiration for a flower arrangement...
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First Friday receptions 5/6/11
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
Edward Bernard Kennet, Mo., native Caroline Thompson, who now lives in Boulder, Colo., will return to the area to present and speak about her new work with bright abstract paintings. 107 West Drive, Suite D; 332-7733 Garden Gallery Owner Linda Bohnsack has finished a few dozen pieces of functional pottery safe for serving food. There will be a reception until 9 p.m...
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Missouri lawmakers pass $23B budget for next year
(State News ~ 05/06/11)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri Legislature gave final approval Thursday to a budget that cuts funding for colleges and universities and holds basic aid flat for public K-12 schools, an outcome that some lawmakers acknowledged was inadequate but defended as the best they could do given the state's finances...
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Activists want N-word gone from Calif. gravestones
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. -- Time has weathered the 36 concrete gravestones in a dusty, half-century-old cemetery tucked away in a corner of California's former gold fields. Time has not erased, however, the bigotry of a bygone era carved into the markers...
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President pays somber respects at ground zero
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
NEW YORK -- Marking Osama bin Laden's death where the terrorist inflicted his greatest damage, President Barack Obama laid a wreath Thursday at New York's ground zero and declared to the city and the world, "When we say we will never forget, we mean what we say."...
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Markets on edge after commodity prices fall
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
NEW YORK -- A free-fall in commodities and an unexpected jump in unemployment claims put financial markets on edge Thursday, dragging the stock market lower. Oil prices fell nearly $10, or 9 percent, to close below $100 a barrel for the first time since mid-March. Silver lost 8 percent to settle at $34.41; the metal had its biggest one-day drop in three decades Tuesday and is nearly $16 off its high of $50 reached last week. Gold fell 2.3 percent to $1,474.90 an ounce...
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Former 1st lady: Bush skips event to keep low profile
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
DALLAS -- Former president George W. Bush's decision not to appear at ground zero with President Barack Obama after the death of Osama bin Laden is consistent with his desire to keep a low public profile, former first lady Laura Bush said Thursday...
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Workers enter Japan nuclear reactor building
(International News ~ 05/06/11)
TOKYO -- Workers entered one of the damaged reactor buildings at Japan's stricken nuclear power plant Thursday for the first time since it was rocked by an explosion in the days after a devastating earthquake, the plant's operator said. Tokyo Electric Power Co. said workers connected ventilation and air filtration equipment in Unit 1 in an attempt to reduce radiation levels in the air inside the building...
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Men search shattered Libyan city for unburied dead
(International News ~ 05/06/11)
MISRATA, Libya -- Flies flickered through flashlight beams and a foul odor filled the air as the men tromped down the stairs to a basement. Their rubber boots splashed in ankle-deep putrid water as they scanned the darkness for the bodies they'd come to retrieve...
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Residents: Syrian troops mass around coastal city
(International News ~ 05/06/11)
BEIRUT -- The Syrian army said Thursday it has begun withdrawing from a city at the heart of the country's uprising, but the regime expanded its crackdown elsewhere by deploying soldiers and arresting hundreds ahead of a new wave of anti-government protests...
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Pakistan's army warns U.S. not to stage any more raids
(International News ~ 05/06/11)
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's army broke its silence Thursday over the U.S. commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden, acknowledging its own "shortcomings" in efforts to find the al-Qaida leader but threatening to review cooperation with Washington if there is another similar violation of Pakistani sovereignty...
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Layoffs, gas prices cloud hiring outlook
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
WASHINGTON -- A renewed rise in layoffs is the latest sign that higher fuel prices may be slowing the economy. A 23 percent spike in applications for unemployment benefits over the past month suggests that hiring may look weaker when the government issues the April jobs report today...
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Virgil Shuls
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
Virgil Bennie "Ben" Shuls, 68, of Whitewater died Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at his home. He was born Oct. 11, 1942, in Delta, to Virgil N. Shuls and Druscilla Lesch Moulle. He and Betty Rhodes were married May 5, 1961, at Delta. Shuls was a 27-year veteran of the U.S. Navy and served in the Vietnam War. He was a Boy Scout leader many years. He was a member of Carpenters Union 1839 in St. Louis, and past president of the Lions Club of Gray Summit, Mo...
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John Seabaugh
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
John W. Seabaugh, 87, of Millersville passed away Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at Southeast Hospital in Cape Girardeau. He was born Aug. 26, 1923, in Cape Girardeau, to Garrett A. and Emma Mae Bollinger Seabaugh. He and Lorene Behrle were married April 11, 1976...
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L.D. Davis
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
EAST PRAIRIE, Mo. -- L.D. Davis, 84, lifelong resident and prominent businessman of East Prairie, passed away Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at Southeast Hospital in Cape Girardeau. He was born Feb. 1, 1927, in Mississippi County, to Lillard Dee and Clara Thrower Davis. He and Charlene Conn were married March 26, 1950, at Nelson United Methodist Church in East Prairie...
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Norma Glenn
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
MOUND CITY, Ill. -- Norma J. Glenn, 90, of Mound City died Wednesday afternoon, May 4, 2011, at Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah, Ky. She was born Feb. 15, 1921, in Villa Ridge, Ill., the daughter of the late William and Myrtle Dowdy Osborne...
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Carol Cronkrite
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
Carol Fay Cronkrite, 75, of Jackson died Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at her home. Ford and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Gary Miller
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
Gary Lloyd Miller, 65, of Cape Girardeau died Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at Southeast Hospital. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Ford and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Julius Hackney
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
MOUND CITY, Ill. -- Julius Jamaal Hackney, 28, of Oklahoma City, formerly of Mound City, died Saturday, April 30, 2011, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. Visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. to service time Saturday at Massie Funeral Home in Mounds, Ill...
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Rosilda Calliotte
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Rosilda M. Calliotte, 89, of Perryville died Thursday, May 5, 2011, at Perry County Memorial Hospital. Visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. to service time Saturday in the Gathering Space of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Perryville...
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Births 5/6/11
(Births ~ 05/06/11)
Son to Shelby DeWayne and Caylea Alysse Potts of Cape Girardeau, Saint Francis Medical Center, 11:20 a.m. Monday, April 25, 2011. Name, Edwyn Skye. Weight, 8 pounds, 1 ounce. First child. Mrs. Potts is the former Caylea Rhodes, daughter of Vickie Crites of Cape Girardeau and Terry and Marilyn Rhodes of Greenville, S.C. Potts is the son of Kevin and Bonnie Potts of Olive Branch, Ill. He is employed at Havco...
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Out of the past 5/6/11
(Out of the Past ~ 05/06/11)
The Cape Girardeau County Commission has placed a measure on the Aug. 5 primary election ballot calling for a countywide tax to pay for a county health department. Authorities in Southern Illinois face several nervous hours when a tractor-trailer carrying about 105 cases of Class A explosives and primers runs off the side of Highway 146, two miles west of Jonesboro, Ill., after having its trailer damaged; police spend most of the afternoon removing explosives from the truck, which had just been loaded at Trojan Powder Co. ...
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Last World War I combat veteran dies in Australia
(International News ~ 05/06/11)
SYDNEY -- The last known combat veteran of World War I was defiant of the tolls of time, a centenarian who swam in the sea, twirled across dance floors and published his first book at 108. He also refused to submit to his place in history, becoming a pacifist who wouldn't march in parades commemorating wars like the one that made him famous...
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Kentucky man charged with sex crimes in Scott County
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
BENTON, Mo. -- A Kentucky man was charged Wednesday with six sex crime counts, according to the Scott County Sheriff's Department. Sergio Valdivia-Vera, known also as Sergio Valdivia Arlington, 33, is accused of engaging in inappropriate sexual acts with a victim younger than 14...
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Jackson police/fire reports 5/5/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 05/06/11)
The Jackson Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Theft Firefighters responded to the following calls Wednesday:...
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Cape Girardeau police report 5/6/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 05/06/11)
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Arrests The Southeast Missouri State University Department of Public Safety reported the following items. Thefts...
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Southeast Missouri State University alumnus gave 'Thor' life
(Entertainment ~ 05/06/11)
Roy Thomas' interest in folklore and mythology made him a natural fit to write the Marvel Comics character Thor. "I always had an affinity for the character. When the assignment came up, I jumped on it," recalled Thomas, 70, who lives in South Carolina. He is an alumnus of what is now Southeast Missouri State University...
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Big Puma powers Cardinals past Marlins
(Professional Sports ~ 05/06/11)
ST. LOUIS -- The Lance Berkman comeback tour has been a smash success so far. Berkman hit a tie-breaking three-run homer in the eighth inning and totaled four RBIs in the St. Louis Cardinals' 6-3 victory over the Florida Marlins and previously untouchable ace Josh Johnson on Thursday...
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High school roundup: Jackson girls soccer team blanks Sikeston
(High School Sports ~ 05/06/11)
All the scores from Thursday that were reported to the Southeast Missourian.
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Southeast Missouri State throwers grab OVC track and field honors
(College Sports ~ 05/06/11)
Southeast Missouri State seniors Brandon Colbert and Samantha Espiricueta were honored by the Ohio Valley Conference on Thursday.
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Highway 25 reopens
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Highway 25, which has been closed since last week due to floodwaters from the Diversion Channel and Hubble Creek at Dutchtown, reopened at noon Thursday, according to the Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Department. Highway 74 from County Road 205 to Interstate 55 was also reopened, though the road will remain closed from County Road 205 to Highway 25 due to water over that stretch of road...
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Joseph Keen
(Obituary ~ 05/06/11)
BENTON, Mo. -- Joseph Charles Keen, 84, of Benton died Thursday, May 5, 2011, at his home. Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Benton is in charge of arrangements.
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Fronabarger Concreters to make I-55, I-155 repairs
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded a contract Wednesday for improvements to Interstate 55 and Interstate 155 in New Madrid and Pemiscot counties. The $125,000 contract went to Fronabarger Concreters Inc. ...
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Many tornado victims remain unaccounted for across South
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Where is Johnnie Brown's sister? Or the friend Billie Sue Hall talked to every day? A week after tornadoes ripped neighborhoods to shreds across the South, there still are no answers. It's unclear how many people are missing across the seven states where 329 deaths have been reported. There are 25 unaccounted for in Tuscaloosa alone, the mayor says, but that number could be off because of the chaos the storm left behind...
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Highway commission awards contract for improvements to U.S. 60, Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded a contract during its regular meeting Wednesday for improvements to U.S. 60 outer roads, Highway 51 at the Mingo National Wildlife Refuge, and roads within the refuge in Stoddard County. ...
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Cape firm gets interstate asphalt repair contract
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- Apex Paving Co. of Cape Girardeau has been awarded a $153,125 contract for improvements to Interstate 55 and Interstate 57 in Cape Girardeau, Mississippi, Perry, Ste. Genevieve and Scott counties by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission. ...
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Commission awards contract for I-55, I-57 concrete repairs
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission has awarded a contract for improvements to Interstate 55 and Interstate 57 in Cape Girardeau, Mississippi, Perry, Ste. Genevieve and Scott counties. The $125,000 contract was awarded to Fronabarger Concreters Inc. ...
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Congratulations, wind symphony
(Letter to the Editor ~ 05/06/11)
Dear Jackson High School 2011 Wind Symphony seniors and Wind Symphony members:I wanted to extend to you a most sincere thank you for ending my 31 year teaching career on a high note at our recent concert held May 3 at the JHS events center. I could not have asked for a better send-off than that concert. What a great way to go out...
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Illinois officials say they're working to get federal assistance
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
Illinois State Senator Gary Forby, D-Benton, and State Rep. Brandon Phelps, D-Harrisburg, said Friday they're working to get federal disaster assistance funds to Southern Illinois counties affected by flooding. In a news release, the officials said flood damage needs to be assessed before a federal disaster declaration can be issued...
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Cairo residents allowed inside city until 6 p.m.
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
CAIRO, Ill. -- Early this morning Cairo Mayor Tyrone Coleman approved to allow Cairo residents into the city to check their personal belongings until 6 p.m. today. A representative from the Cairo Police Department said residents may come in to check their homes, animals, drop off and pick up personal items. Residents will not be allowed to stay in the city past 6 p.m. tonight due to Ohio and Mississippi river flood water remaining at high levels with much pressure still on the levee systems...
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Memphis warns residents to leave before flooding
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Parts of the Mississippi Delta are beginning to flood, sending white-tail deer and wild pigs swimming to dry land, submerging yacht clubs and closing floating casinos, and compelling residents to flee from their homes. The sliver of land in northwest Mississippi, home to hardship and bluesman Muddy Waters, is in the crosshairs of the slowly surging river, just like many other areas along the banks of the big river...
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Corps shifts focus to East Prairie after final Birds Point breach
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
NEW MADRID, Mo. -- With the final floodway breach completed Thursday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said its focus will shift to East Prairie, a community struggling to keep the backwater at bay from a drainage system that has become saturated from 22 inches of rain over the last two weeks.
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Hundreds of volunteers helping flood victims
(Local News ~ 05/06/11)
ULLIN, Ill. -- It doesn't matter what the need is, Jim and Sheila Ulbrich, a St. Louis couple managing an American Red Cross shelter in Ullin, will give their all to follow through and meet it. With more than 120 people still staying at the Southern Illinois shelter this week, there have been many requests, Jim Ulbrich said Thursday...
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1st American in space honored on anniversary
(National News ~ 05/06/11)
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Fifty years to the moment Alan Shepard rocketed away, more than 100 Project Mercury workers joined former astronauts and NASA leaders at the original Redstone launch pad Thursday to celebrate the event that opened space travel to Americans...
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